December 8, 2012
Part 1a - Group Work
George Dodge was the person that I chose to look into from The Great Depression; George was a man of 63 years. His title was The Yankee Old Job Man and was living in Worthington, Massachusetts. George was being interviewed on January 24,1939 by Rosalie Smith in Massachusets. I read an interview with Sherman Dolman about The Great Depression. Sherman Dolman came to America when he was six years old. He spent some time on the Oregon Trail, but lived in Nebraska for most of his life. He was a blacksmith, which he learned from his father. Sherman Dolman lived to be 75 years old.
Part 1a - Group Work
George Dodge was the person that I chose to look into from The Great Depression; George was a man of 63 years. His title was The Yankee Old Job Man and was living in Worthington, Massachusetts. George was being interviewed on January 24,1939 by Rosalie Smith in Massachusets. I read an interview with Sherman Dolman about The Great Depression. Sherman Dolman came to America when he was six years old. He spent some time on the Oregon Trail, but lived in Nebraska for most of his life. He was a blacksmith, which he learned from his father. Sherman Dolman lived to be 75 years old.